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3 days ago · Bonus KLSC Trailers – The Stranger, The Lady from Shanghai, Touch of Evil & Man in the Shadow Overall: 4/5 Misunderstood and dismissed by both critics and audiences upon first release here in America – though filmmakers Jean Cocteau and Robert Bresson were among its most ardent defenders – Macbeth is still an important work in the career of Orson Welles and among one of his best works ...
17 hours ago · ‘Lady from Shanghai’ getting 4K UHD release May 17, 2024; Gudrun Ure, starred in ‘Othello’ with Orson Welles, dies at 98 May 15, 2024; H.G. Wells, Orson Welles subject of Chicago play May 13, 2024; Oja Kodar video interview available online May 10, 2024; Czech festival to show ‘The Trial’ in Kafka retrospective May 7, 2024
3 days ago · On the other hand, definitive film noirs such as The Big Sleep, The Lady from Shanghai, Scarlet Street and Double Indemnity itself are famed for their hardboiled repartee, often imbued with sexual innuendo and self-reflexive humor.
3 days ago · I chose Spy Hunt because it features Rita Hayworth and Ida Lupino. Hayworth was a contract actor who had already appeared in 28 films, either uncredited, as Rita Cansino (her real name) or in other minor roles and was on the verge of being cast in much bigger pictures like Only Angels Have Wings and You Were Never Lovelier as well as in break-out films like Gilda and The Lady from Shanghai.
1 day ago · The most famous pieces on show are two grade one national treasures from the Shanghai Museum, showing in Hong Kong for the first time: Lady reclining on a cage over a censer by Chen Hongshou, a ...
2 days ago · Kino Lorber Studio Classics will release Orson Welles’ The Lady from Shanghai (1947) on Blu-ray on 1/31. The company has also set Alexander Hall’s Little Miss Marker (1934) and David Greenwalt’s Secret Admirer (1985) for release on Blu-ray on 3/7.
1 day ago · ‘My Lady Jane’ unveiling its premise in the premiere is a record-scratch moment, but it’s important to push past that and let the beauty of a show that’s essentially Tudor ‘Animorphs ...
